Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Economy poised for modest job gains in October (AP)
• Japan OKs aid for tsunami-hit nuke plant operator (AP)
• Cain struggles to overcome allegations controversy (AP)
• Occupy protesters disavow Oakland violence (AP)
• After snowstorm, Irene, East is low on snow days (AP)
• Senate GOP blocks Obama infrastructure plan (AP)
• Case against Michael Jackson's doctor goes to jury (AP)
• Police: Judge won't be charged over video beating (AP)
• Groupon raises $700M with IPO at $20 per share (AP)
• Union meets, says more talks with NBA owners ahead (AP)
• Greek PM ready to go, dump referendum, for euro deal (Reuters)
• Groupon raises $700 million in biggest Internet IPO since Google (Reuters)
• Greek prime minister faces knife-edge survival vote (Reuters)
• Insight: MF board seen beholden to Corzine as risk grew (Reuters)
• Obama advisers fret over pipeline's political risks (Reuters)
• Olympus delays earnings announcement; shares plunge (Reuters)
• Japan: Tokyo Elec to post $7.4 billion net loss in 2011/12 (Reuters)
• Regulators dig in at MF Global in money pursuit (Reuters)
• Is Herman Cain getting good advice on his campaign? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Oakland strike: For Occupy protesters, frenzied rumors before march on port (The Christian Science Monitor)